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My parents, friends and CW's were beyond sweet today.
My H didn't get me anything...not even a card. We did go to dinner over the weekend and it was kind of pricey. We also junked the POS truck today so I get to finally park in my garage again.
I know I should just shut up and be grateful that things are looking up, but a card would've been nice. H usually does great at buying gifts, so I'm a little disappointed.
*binges on various baked goods*
Re: Tell me I'm being a brat
Nah, you're not being a brat. He really may have thought since ya'll went to dinner that you'd already "celebrated" and there was no need for anything today...
He was wrong.
Haha, but seriously, I would be bummed out too if I didn't even get a little thing, regardless of previously going out and all that. So while I'm sure he didn't mean any harm, feel free to be grumpy. I'm glad everyone else made your day nicer though!
Aww...this is almost exactly like my post a couple of months ago! I don't think you're being a brat -- my feelings were hurt also. We don't usually do gifts and I can't eat out anyway, but I was upset that there was no thoughtfulness like a card or homemade dinner. I totally understand why you're disappointed.
Anyway, I think you should talk to him about it. That's what some of you all told me to do and it helped. My H is great in other areas, but this is definitely not one of them. I think some guys are clueless when it comes to these things and need us to blatantly tell them our expectations. Sometimes I think it's super frustrating, but I figure if I don't speak up it won't change and I hope that over time he'll get it.
I'm sorry your feelings are hurt!
I saw him for maybe an hour today and he won't be home until late tonight.
I thought for sure that I'd find a gift when I got home and I was wrong. *sigh*
At least I have enough cake to last me through my mini-meltdown
The worst type of birthday for me would be one without cake. So far I've never had to experience that.
I don't think you're being a brat. I felt the exact same way when hubby didn't do anything for valentines day (we usually do).
I'd tell him something like "So I'll be getting my bday present this weekend, right?"
It's okay... I had to specifically tell my hubby that I REALLY enjoy getting cards for special occasions. Especially if he writes more than "Love, hubby" in it. He's finally figured it out that as much as he might hate cards, I really, really need one.
I think guys just don't "get it" when it comes to that type of stuff. It's okay to feel crummy for a day but then snap out of it and try not to hold a grudge.
Happy Birthday!
-- Thoughts become things, choose the good ones! --
I'm sorry and I hope he makes it up to you this weekend. I would feel a little letdown as well, and the same kind of thing has happened to me before.
Last year the H wanted to pay for new struts/sparks on my car and consider it a birthday "present", because he thought it would save me the extra expense and it would be nice. I had to tell him that didn't count as gift, even if he did pay for it. haha
Yay!! Glad he didn't leave you hanging on your birthday!